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Which is your favourite school locations from the "middle" years? | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
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Total Votes : 55 |
Laura V wrote: |
For me its Howells because my favourite stories are set there and there's also something quite mysterious about the place. |
Laura V wrote: |
For me its Howells because my favourite stories are set there and there's also something quite mysterious about the place. And it would probably be the most accessible for parents if they wanted to visit their daughters |
JayB wrote: |
(And am I the only one who finds the Cadbury's trip one of the most boring EBD ever wrote? I know we poke fun at the fact that every expedition must have a near drowning or overnight stranding complete with handsome doctor to the rescue, but nothing whatsoever happens on that trip!) |
JayB wrote: |
(And am I the only one who finds the Cadbury's trip one of the most boring EBD ever wrote? I know we poke fun at the fact that every expedition must have a near drowning or overnight stranding complete with handsome doctor to the rescue, but nothing whatsoever happens on that trip!) |
Liseke wrote: |
*tongue firmly in cheek, so it's just as well I'm typing!*
I always thought the Cadbury trip had ample opportunity for EBD to anticipate Roald Dahl and have a couple of irritating middles (or prefects or staff, depending on your bias) to accidently fall into a vat of chocolate and be 'rescued' by an irritated factory owner. Though I don't suppose she would have seen him as a suitable husband for a Chalet Girl. |
JayB wrote: |
(And am I the only one who finds the Cadbury's trip one of the most boring EBD ever wrote? I know we poke fun at the fact that every expedition must have a near drowning or overnight stranding complete with handsome doctor to the rescue, but nothing whatsoever happens on that trip!) |
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